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Kazakhstan’s Foreign Policy: Escaping Geography in 2018
The foreign policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan is a textbook example that geography still matters and can, and does, influence a government’s foreign policy.
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The Border Wall Nobody Talks About
For all the vicious debate, people may be surprised to learn that a US-Mexico border wall already exists.
North Korea Nuclear Test Site Collapses, Risking Fallout
North Korea leader Kim Jong-un garnered universal praise when he announced a halt of nuclear tests. It turns out he never had a choice in the matter.
Armenia: Another Color Revolution?
If Armenia is headed for a color revolution, it’s one that will diverge from past examples.
EU: “Ever Closer Union” Hits a Wall with the Visegrád Four
Orban’s resounding election victory in Hungary and Macron’s “civil war” speech at the European Parliament reveal the widening rift between two competing visions of the EU’s future.
Energy: A Basic Human Right
It’s time to codify access to clean and reliable energy as a basic human right.
Egypt’s Samir Al Ghatas on the Nature of Terrorism
Is terrorism fueled by economic, social, religious, or psychological factors?
Turkey’s Erdogan Calls for Early Elections
A nationalist resurgence and disorganized opposition have Erdogan rolling the dice on early elections. Will his gamble pay off?
US-China Trade War: Shots Fired at ZTE as Washington Tries Reciprocity
President Trump reaches for China’s own playbook on trade, with disastrous results for ZTE.
Uranium in Niger: When a Blessing Becomes a Curse
Niger has the world’s fourth-largest uranium reserves, and not much to show for it.
Russia in the Arctic: Friend or Foe?
Russia is making great strides in the Arctic. Should other Arctic Council states be concerned?